2011 Land Rover Range Rover 4.4L Diesel · AE11 AJY

The 2011 Land Rover Range Rover holds a current MOT certificate valid until September 20, 2026, having passed its most recent test on September 20, 2025 at 126,324 miles. The maintenance trend reflects a vehicle requiring consistent mechanical intervention, highlighted by alternating years of clean passes and failure certificates. The most recent examination noted a severely deteriorated offside front outer constant velocity boot and a worn front suspension arm bush, showing that heavy rubber components continue to demand regular oversight. Accumulating 126,324 miles over roughly fifteen years equates to an average of about 8,422 miles annually, which aligns with typical driving patterns for a large luxury SUV. Mileage accumulation remained steady through the COVID-19 period, moving from 99,061 miles in April 2020 to 107,133 miles by September 2021 without significant temporal gaps. The pace quickened slightly between the April 2021 test at 103,822 miles and the September 2021 test at 107,133 miles, though overall usage settled back into a predictable twelve-month testing cycle yielding roughly 4,000 to 6,000 miles per year recently. Prospective buyers must thoroughly inspect the rubber drive shaft boots and suspension bushes, as constant velocity boot failures and degraded suspension arms recur persistently across the 2022, 2023, and 2025 records. The braking system also warrants close physical scrutiny due to past assembly errors and component wear, specifically noting the dangerously insecure brake pad safety pins flagged during the September 2024 failure alongside previous advisories for thin friction material. Furthermore, check the air suspension dampening units carefully, given the replacement and misting faults recorded on both rear shock absorbers during the 2024 testing cycle.